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2nd September 2023. ON THIS DAY. “Artists have this desire for a vision of the world…There’s some painting someplace that’s not in a museum and it’s your idea as a painter to put that one thing that is missing there.” – Romare Bearden Introduction As an artist, Romare Howard Bearden’s work spanned boundaries and sparked […]
Romare Bearden: A Journey Through Art and Identity. Read More »
Millions of content are available about Vincent Van Gogh on Google, his legacy as a painter and insane, a lover and troubled man, and his suicide. The entire world celebrates his yellowish room, paddy field, crows, men, and women on the shore. Van Gogh is a highly prolific artist in the history of Western art;
Loving Vincent: An Animated Visual Poetry of an Insane God Read More »
Last evening, Pundole’s Auction House made history by achieving the highest sale total for an auction of Modern Indian Art, breaking multiple records in the process. World Auction Record for a Modern Indian Painting Renowned artist S.H. Raza’s masterpiece fetched a staggering 51.75 crore (6.27 million USD), establishing a new world auction record for Modern
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A new photography exhibition has recently been opened for visitors at Lokyata Art Gallery, organized by the Luna Arts. This exhibition includes a wide range of high-quality, newly conceptualized, and breathtaking pictures that provoke people to think about the works. Apart from the images of humans with the emotional element, a few landscapes are also
Unheard Voices of India Appreciated at Lokayata Art Gallery Read More »
When we think of portraying traumatic events of history through painting, we often wish to communicate it using a visually unsettling image that draws the viewer and does – to whatever degree possible – artistic justice to the event. Beauty, one presumes, bears no immediate relationship to the appalling. For the renowned Indian artist Arpana
Arpana Caur: Aesthetics at the Service of Life Read More »
Introduction In a recent development that has sent shockwaves through the art world, a New York County Supreme Court Judge has signed a warrant for the seizure of a valuable bronze statue from Ohio’s renowned Cleveland Museum of Art. This action comes as part of a broader investigation into the alleged trafficking of antiquities originating
The British conceptual artist Damien Hirst has made an enduring impression on the field of modern art with his provocative and contentious examination of beauty, discovered items, and the complex interplay between life and death. Hirst, who was born in Bristol, England, on June 7, 1965, began his creative career at Goldsmiths College in London,
11 Famous Artworks of Damien Hirst: Exploring Life and Death. Read More »
Introduction Artistic residencies serve as fertile grounds for creativity, offering artists the space, time, and resources to nurture their talents and push the boundaries of their craft. However, the financial constraints associated with residencies can often deter artists from pursuing these invaluable opportunities. In this article, we present a curated list of five fully funded
Unlocking Artistic Potential: 5 Fully Funded Residencies for Artists Read More »
Introduction The Gallery ACF (Art Culture Festival) is all set to host the Affordable Art Fair from September 16th to 18th, 2023, at the prestigious D-49 Defence Colony in New Delhi. This event promises an array of advantages for both artists and visitors, making it an unmissable occasion in the art calendar. Advantages for Artists
Affordable Art Fair 2023: A Promising Opportunity for Artists and Art Enthusiasts Read More »
Margaret Keane is maybe the only Artist who established herself as an artist in the courtroom in Western Art history. Margaret, an American artist known for painting subjects with big eyes and Artwork, was initially credited to her ex-husband for years. The story of People with Eyes and ‘lure’ in Western Art goes back to
Big Eyes: A Great ‘Lure’ in Western Art, Story of Margaret Keane Read More »